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Drug counselor who delivered ‘Friends’ star Matthew Perry ketamine that killed him gets 2 years

A licensed drug addiction counselor who delivered “Friends” star Matthew Perry the doses of ketamine that killed him was sentenced Wednesday to two years in prison.

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Matthew Perry’s addiction counsellor jailed for selling ketamine to Friends star

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Matthew Perry Drug Dealer Gets 2 Years Prison

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Middleman Who Helped Supply Ketamine to Matthew Perry Is Sentenced to 2 Years

The middleman who helped provide the actor Matthew Perry with the ketamine that killed him was sentenced on Wednesday to two years in prison.

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Drug counsellor who gave Matthew Perry his fatal ketamine dose faces sentencing

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Prosecutors Seek 3+ Years in Prison, 3 Years' Probation for Matthew Perry’s Assistant

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Drug counselor sentenced in Matthew Perry's death

Kouri Richins, who wrote a children's book about grief after murdering husband, sentenced to life without parole

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Who are the 5 people convicted in connection with Matthew Perry’s death

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Man linked with Matthew Perry’s overdose death learns fate in federal court

Matthew Perry allegedly suffered adverse effects from ketamine but kept getting supply from doctors, new documentary claims

Doctors supplied Matthew Perry with ketamine despite them knowing he allegedly suffered adverse effects from the drug. The actor died in October 2023 from the acute effects of ketamine. He was 54. “Doctor Feelgoods” of Hollywood Demons premieres on Monday,

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5 lesser-known details about Matthew Perry’s final days and the ketamine investigation

Explore the 2023 investigation into Matthew Perry’s death, revealing illegal ketamine suppliers and a tragic final chapter—featured in Hollywood Demons, season 2, episode 4

Matthew Perry’s belongings are going to auction

(CNN) - Some of the late “Friends” actor Matthew Perry’s prized possessions are hitting the auction block. The auction is scheduled to begin on June 5. According to Heritage Auctions, proceeds will go to the Matthew Perry Foundation, which helps people living with addiction.